Remove broken glass. Use a putty knife or pliers to remove the glazing points that hold the glass in place. Carefully remove the glass shards from the cracked window pane.

Glazing forms the weathertight seal between your window's glass and wood, but it wears down over time. If you have an old house, it might be time to redo the glazing. Here's how.

First, remove any sections of the glazing that are cracked and loose. To help with this, use a stiff putty knife or the flat end of a painter’s 5-in-1 or 6-in-1 tool ($6.48 at Home Depot ).

First, remove any sections of the glazing that are cracked and loose. To help with this, use a stiff putty knife or the flat end of a painter’s 5-in-1 or 6-in-1 tool ($6.48 at The Home Depot).

Window expert shares quick method to remove 'unsightly' condensation in double glazing. ... and it can lead to mould problems if it isn't taken care of as soon as it appears on your windows.

The benefits of insulating your windows will vary depending on how well the rest of your home is insulated, Cuthbertson says. In a well-insulated, draught-proofed home, retrofitting double glazing ...